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For weeks now, the cast and crew of MTVs Teen Wolf have been warning audiences that a major character death would happen before the end of the third season. Although the show has never shied away from killing off characters — except for Jackson, who merely moved to London when Colton Haynes left the show — this one could be the last straw for fans.
In November, Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis hinted that a core character would die in the second half of the third season: “Prepare to lose someone,” he said. “We will possibly be changing our main title sequence, so not everyone’s going to make it out of this season alive.”
For those of us who are still reeling from the traumatic deaths of Erica (Gage Golightly) and Boyd (Sinqua Walls) in 3A, this was particularly harsh.
So who could it be? If Davis is telling the truth and it’s someone in the main title sequence, then it could be Scott, Allison, Stiles, Derek, or Lydia — all of whom have been on Teen Wolf since the very first episode. If Davis is lying (a highly likely possibility) the victim could be Isaac, Danny, or one of the adults: Melissa McCall, Chris Argent, or Sheriff Stilinski. Any of these would tear out our hearts.
Since Teen Wolf is character driven — they keep the show grounded in reality while their lives are inundated with the supernatural — it’s hard to imagine the series without any of these characters. Then there’s the worry that the death won’t be given its due. If Teen Wolf kills off one of the main characters and the show does a poor job of it (like Erica in 3A) that could make the death even more heartbreaking... and infuriating.
We don’t know about you, but we’re very, very wary of the third season finale.
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Although he may not be the star of the show — he’s certainly not a teenaged werewolf — Dylan O’Brien often steals the screen on MTV’s Teen Wolf. O’Brien’s character, Stiles Stilinski, is a fan favorite among those who watch the series and it isn’t hard to see why: Stiles is the comic relief on a show that can get very dark and scary at times (plus, he’s a cutie). However, Stiles is taking a different turn this season and it will allow O’Brien to really show off his acting chops.
Teen Wolf is a highly addictive teen drama that hooks fans in the very first episode, largely thanks to Stiles. Although he was the sidekick — the Robin to Scott McCall’s (Tyler Posey) Batman — Stiles was hilarious and relatable. (He’s also one half of the fandom’s favorite ship, Sterek.) But the character has evolved in the second half of the third season and Stiles is no longer Robin. Now he’s more like Two Face (if we’re sticking with the Batman comparison).
It’s always exciting to see a character change and develop as a series goes on; in Stiles’s case, it’s about time. Fans of Teen Wolf who have seen O’Brien star in other projects like The First Time or The Internship know that he’s an amazingly gifted actor. Even so far in 3B, O’Brien has played Stiles’ transformation into the nogitsune fantastically. He’s being challenged to go even farther beyond the standard sidekick/comedic role that Stiles originally had in the pilot. It’s is incredibly interesting to watch for fans who can remember his snarky comments about sour wolves and “werewolfitude” from the earlier seasons.
O’Brien may not necessarily be the star of Teen Wolf, but his bigger, more complex role this season is the best thing the show could have done. Teen Wolf has always been good at creating characters with which the fans form a strong emotional bond — we take it as a personal offense if anything happens to Isaac Lahey (Daniel Sharman). Now the show is taking us on an emotional rollercoaster with Stiles as his character devolves into darkness. With O’Brien at the forefront, this could be one of the best seasons — and storylines — Teen Wolf has ever created.
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WENN/Daniel DemeJames Blake's hopelessly awkward acceptance speech suggests that the 25-year-old was as surprised as everyone else that his second album, Overgrown, was selected as the winner of the 2013 Mercury Prize.Laura Mvula's Sing Me To The Moon had been the favorite to win after bookies slashed her odds of 16/1 to 5/4 just 24 hours before the ceremony took place at London's Roundhouse last night. But having previously been nominated for his 2011 self-titled debut, it was Blake who enamoured the mysterious judging panel the most, causing arguably the biggest shock victory since Speech Debelle back in 2009.An intelligent and deeply melancholic blend of post-dubstep, soulful R&amp;B and ambient electro, Overgrown was undoubtedly one of the more innovative entries on a list which was disappointingly dominated by the kind of populist fare usually covered by the BRITs.Indeed, despite its 'alternative music championing' reputation, this year featured no less than five UK number one albums compared to just the one last year (Plan B's iLL Manors), while only Jon Hopkins' Immunity had failed to chart inside the Top 20.This year's nominations therefore felt like the majority of voters had simply scanned the rundown of the biggest-selling albums of the year instead of thinking outside the box and giving a much-needed commercial push to the great records that had perhaps flown under the radar.The appearance of Jake Bugg, a surly teenager who appears to think he's the picture of authenticity but whose Bob Dylan tribute act routine is arguably more manufactured than One Direction, was nothing short of a joke. The inclusion of David Bowie's The Next Day was surely more for sentimental reasons than musical ones. While the absence of anything at all from the worlds of pop, metal, jazz and classical only highlights just how narrow the 2013 shortlist was.Judging by the reaction last night, Blake might be a divisive winner. But after playing it so safe, he might just be the winner that the Mercury Prize needed.Follow @Hollywood_com
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Daniel Deme / WENNPussycat Dolls' "Don’t Cha" (Paris Hilton), Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" (Hilary Duff), Rihanna's "Umbrella" (Britney Spears) – some of the biggest chart smashes of the 21st century have been foolishly turned down by artists with a distinct lack of hit-spotting nous. Here's a look at five songs from this year that in a parallel universe would have been gracing the US Hot 100 under a completely different name.
Ellie Goulding – "Burn"Originally recorded by Leona Lewis, the dubstep-tinged "Burn" was then tossed aside to make way for more ballads on her underperforming third album, Glassheart. Step forward twelve months later and Ellie Goulding is sitting pretty at the top of the UK charts with exactly the same track. After passing on Rihanna's "We Found Love" for the same project, perhaps the X-Factor winner should consider firing her A&amp;R team.
Miley Cyrus – "We Can't Stop"Considering the production line approach to Rihanna's prolific output, it's inevitable that some of her cast-offs will get handed down to other artists. Written with the Bajan superstar in mind, the woozy R&amp;B comedown of "We Can't Stop" was then offered to Miley Cyrus by producer Mike WiLL Made-It and the rest is twerk history.
Selena Gomez – "Come &amp; Get It"Further proof that Rihanna is now so invincible that she can afford to throw away Billboard Top 10 smashes in her sleep, the Bollywood-inspired electropop of "Come &amp; Get" It was reportedly intended for her 2011 Talk That Talk LP. But after failing to make the cut, producers StarGate instead gave the track to Selena Gomez for her debut solo album, Stars Dance.
will.i.am &amp; Britney Spears – "Scream &amp; Shout"Adding to her rotten run of bad luck lately, disgraced former X-Factor UK judge Tulisa missed out on the massive hit she so badly needed when "I Don't Give A F***," a track she recorded for her debut solo album, The Female Boss, was taken away from her and handed to creatively bankrupt producer will.i.am and a fake British-accented Britney Spears instead.
Ariana Grande - "The Way"The featherlight R&amp;B pop of Ariana Grand's breakthrough hit might sound like an out-take from one of Mariah Carey's mid-'90s blockbusters. But co-written by Jordin Sparks as a love letter to her boyfriend Jason Derulo, it was actually intended for the American Idol winner's comeback album until label issues allowed the Nickelodeon star to score an unexpected Top 10 hit back in March.
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Renowned for changing their line-ups quicker than most groups change their underwear, UK girlband Sugababes have almost made Fleetwood Mac look like the picture of stability since bursting onto the pop scene with the brilliant "Overload" back in 2000. In the week that the original trio finally released their comeback single and the last all but admitting that the game is over, here's a look at each of their five incarnations from worst to best.
Jade, Amelle &amp; Heidi (2009-2013)
After drafting in former Eurovision entrant Jade Ewen to replace the only founding member, Keisha Buchanan, the final Sugababes line-up became the complete antithesis to everything that the first stood for. Jumping aboard the 'fun in the club' Europop bandwagon, their one and only dismal studio effort, the anything but Sweet 7, saw them transform into shameless hit-chasers. While they spent their last three years focusing more on appearing in tacky reality shows (Dancing On Ice, Splash) than getting their act together. The recent news of their split comes as a relief.
Mutya, Keisha &amp; Siobhan (2012-??)
Having left the band through a toilet window in 2001, Siobhan Donaghy and the rest of the original line-up decided to put their differences aside and join forces again last year. Only a handful of tracks from their unexpected reunion have emerged so far. But if they can keep their squabbling to a minimum, the triumphant Dev Hynes-produced hipster pop of "Flatline" and their classy take on Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools (Drank)" suggests that MKS are more than capable of surpassing their former glories.
Heidi, Amelle &amp; Keisha (2006-2009)
An era of two halves, the third Sugababes line-up picked up where the second left off with a string of brilliant pop singles ("Red Dress," "Easy," "About You Now"), a Greatest Hits collection which confirmed their girlband superiority and a second UK number one album with Change. But they hopelessly lost their way towards the end with a lazy cover of "Here Come The Girls," its dull retro-soul parent album, Catfights &amp; Spotlights, and arguably the death knell for the group, "Get Sexy," a jaw-droppingly bad slice of trash pop which for reasons unknown sampled Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy."
Mutya, Keisha &amp; Siobhan (1998-2001)
Arriving at a time when the charts were flooded with girlbands hoping to fill the Spice Girls-shaped hole in the market, Sugababes managed to emerge as one of the most distinctive thanks to an intriguingly aloof image and an effortlessly cool urban pop sound produced by former Massive Attack and Neneh Cherry cohort Cameron McVey. But despite a wave of critical acclaim, 2000 debut One Touch didn’t exactly set the world alight and following Donaghy’s departure, the group were dropped from their London Records label.
Heidi, Mutya &amp; Keisha (2001-2006)
One of the most remarkable career turnarounds in girlband history, Sugababes Version 2.0 went from the verge of extinction to the top of the UK charts in the space of six months. Comeback single "Freak Like Me," an inspired mash-up of Gary Numan’s "Are 'Friends' Electric" and Adina Howard’s '90s R&amp;B classic, signalled their pop world-conquering ambitions immediately. But despite their new-found commercial success, the trio remained one of the most exciting and inventive acts around, forging a successful partnership with Xenomania before Girls Aloud had even formed and toying with everything from crunk to trip-hop to ambient electronica on their subsequent three albums.
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Google’s famous mantra is "Do no evil." But it's hard not to detect whiffs of villainy from the search engine-turned-multimedia ecosystem in The Internship, a creaky comedy starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn that is basically a craven infomercial for the company. The message of the movie — "Google's a cool place to work, you guys!" — is conveyed lovingly by director Shawn Levy's choice to show all the perks of employment there (like free food and coffee, nap pods, and employees who look like Rose Byrne and are as stuffily funny as Aasif Mandvi), and makes the script feel like it was written by Google's Director of Corporate Communications in 2005, when the company's awesomeness was still a novelty. You can't help but feel that there's something if not evil then homogenizingly bland about a company that promotes itself via a movie featuring a totally neutered Vaughn and Wilson doing a PG-13 version of their Wedding Crashers shtick. A shtick that we also loved… in 2005.
Wilson and Vaughn play watch salesmen — truly the last of their breed and begging for an Albert Maysles documentary — who find out their company has gone bust. While Wilson's Nick takes another dead-end job selling mattresses for a Sanskrit-tattooed Will Ferrell, Vaughn's Billy searches for jobs for people "with few skills," and settles upon applying for an internship at Google for the two of them. They interview for the gig with a typically smug B.J. Novak via a Google Hangout — of course! — and get the gig.
They pair is given a misfit team of outcasts 20 years their junior to compete in several challenges during their summer-long internship: a home-schooled momma's boy (Tobit Raphael), a lethargic hipster (Dylan O'Brien), and a Comic-Con geek (Tiya Sircar). Together, they have to tackle projects like "finding a bug in a computer program," "manning the phones at Google technical support," and oddly enough, a Quidditch match. Admittedly, it's better than any of the Quidditch matches we ever saw in the Harry Potter movies — I don’t recall Daniel Radcliffe, like Vaughn, motivating his team via an extended Flashdance metaphor.
Of course, it would have been better if said Flashdance metaphor hadn't been featured in its entirety in the trailer, but so were all the best jokes in The Internship (including a scene in which Wilson and Vaughn's teammates tell them to track down Professor Charles Xavier for a challenge, and, cluelessly, the two buds have no idea they’re being played with an X-Men reference). Nothing explains why Wilson and Vaughn are unfamiliar with X-Men and Harry Potter while they are apparently aware of Katniss Everdeen based on Wilson's joke early in the movie that the Google internship is like "mental Hunger Games."
Wilson and Vaughn's unschooled fratitude is meant to be inspiring to their confidence-challenged teammates. Which means, not unexpectedly, that they take them to a strip club, get them lap dances, and get them soused. That strip club detour even helps them win one of their challenges, a plot contrivance that highlights one of the biggest flaws in the shiny corporate cosmology Google so eagerly wants to convey: we don't ever get a sense what it is that employees at Google actually do. Rose Byrne's job description seems to require her to wear glasses, pin her hair up, and walk around fetchingly, but little else. Aasif Mandvi projects an air of Argyle-sweatered by-the-bookness, but little else. Josh Gad listens to headphones while staring into a computer screen…but little else. Google may not come across as evil in The Internship. It does come across as boring, though, something the search engine empire has never been. This wasn't the commercial Google was looking for.
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You wouldn't think that a man who invented and profited off something called "The String Dance" would ever age. But it's true: Today, Conan O'Brien turned 50 and then we all turned to each other with expressions that can only be described as "WhaaaaaA?" followed by an auditory "No. Way." But 'tis true: Coco is half a century old.
Luckily, to offset the mind-blowing truth of O'Brien's age, we've got eight other celebs who've just entered the fifth decade of their lives. Okay, so that might blow your mind a little more. But you'll live.
Basketball Legend Michael JordanThat title almost works better when you're 50.
Mad Man About Town John SlatteryAge ain't nothing but a number, and this silver fox has still got it (even after puking on the floor at Sterling Cooper).
Tom Cruise: Still Kicking Ass in Space at 50And still wooing ladies just a hair above half his age on screen too.
Straight Up, Paula Abdul's Still Got the MovesSeriously. Don't challenge this former Laker girl to a dance contest. You will lose.
Steve Carell Wore Spandex in Burt Wonderstone and Got Away With ItBut he reminds me of my dad so that's all the commentary I can provide for this 50s clubber.
Demi Moore, Is 50, Still Looks 30Life is cruel, folks.
Okay, We Know Jodie Foster's 50After all, she practically hit us over the head with during her rambling Golden Globes speech this year.
Forever-Duck Emilio EstevezHe'll always be our Mighty Ducks coach, even in 20 years when he's 70.
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For generations now, the world has looked at the Ivy League as a Mecca for the narrow framed intellectuals who didn't fare too well in gym class. The sort of folk who'd pray for fire drills during hockey season, who'd repeatedly shuffle to the back of the batting lineup to avoid ever stepping onto the field (I say this with affection... and far too much familiarity). But you just have to have everything, don't you, Harvard? You're not satisfied with an academic reverence so high that whenever one of your almumni so much as mentions his or her alma mater, the listener is immediately entrenched in a diminished sense of self-worth. Nope — being smart wasn't enough for the Crimson. They're actually good at sports now.
In case you didn't hear the guys in the apartment next to yours screaming vociferous "Are you kidding me?!"s on Thursday night, Harvard managed a huge upset by beating out the University of New Mexico's Lobos in their first ever NCAA victory. But fear not, fellow safety schoolers — there are still plenty of things Cambridge's sweatervest-laden institution is bad at...
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The OscarsWhile many people might have championed the Harvard-set The Social Network as the cream of the crop of 2010's cinematic output, the Academy felt it more appropriate to honor The King's Speech. Thirteen years prior, Good Will Hunting (which featured Harvard, MIT, and the spiritual academia of Casey Affleck) suffered the same fate to some movie about a big boat that nobody can even remember. And was Legally Blonde even nominated?! Harvard's no Oscar fave, that's for sure.
Mental HealthWe're sure there's a lot going on upstairs as far as Harvard grads go... perhaps a bit too much. Cinema and real life alike have treated us to one too many horror stories about Crimson alums turning violently nuts: American Psycho's Patrick Bateman? Harvard. Unabomber Ted Kaczynski? Harvard. "LSD Killer" Stephen Kessler? ... Okay, this is just getting depressing.
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HairTom Hanks in The Da Vinci Code. Conan O'Brien in actual life. These are all people with Harvard educations. These are all people without combs or mirrors.
Pleasant Ballet MoviesRemember Black Swan? Of course you do — you still wake up in tremors because of it. Well, you'll be happy to know that both director Darren Aronofsky and star Natalie Portman were Harvard folk. Thought you were in for a sophisticated movie show about the ups and downs of the dance, eh? Didn't think you'd be haunted years later with dreams of knife-wielding Winona Ryders, did ya? And Portman's Golden Globes speech... that's where the nightmares got really bad.
HonestyOh, Harv (can I call you Harv?). Less than a day has gone by since your big NCAA win, and you're already coming out with Quiz Bowl cheating scandals — National Academic Quiz Tournaments, LCC has publicized that the school's team members had improperly accessed information that might have helped them win the recent competition. Maybe that's how they won the basketball game, too...
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The Office CharactersOkay, okay, this one's kind of a stretch... but Ryan Howard and Karen Filippelli, two of the least favorable characters in the NBC sitcom's run, came from Harvard alum actors: B.J. Novak and Rashida Jones. Maybe series creators Greg Daniels and Michael Schur, Harvard grads themselves, didn't take kindly to the rest of their student body...
Not Letting James Franco Teach ThereJames Franco taught there.
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Have you paid attention to the headlines this past week? If you have, then you know that Tiger Woods has a new girlfriend. No, she's not a stripper or a porn star — she is professional ski racer Lindsey Vonn. We also got to celebrate being Irish on Sunday, even if we weren't Irish. And then on Monday, Lindsay Lohan headed to court where she was sentenced to go back to rehab. Yes, it's been an entertaining week in pop culture — and the Twitter comedians had plenty of material.
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Check out the 10 funniest pop culture tweets of the week.
10 Funniest Pop Culture Tweets of the Week:
1. Wendi McLendon-Covey: "This just in: Michelle Shocked and Victoria Jackson are forming a ukelele/screaming act called 'THE IRRELEVANTS.'"
This just in: Michelle Shocked and Victoria Jackson are forming a ukelele/screaming act called "THE IRRELEVANTS."
— Wendi McLendon-Covey (@wendimclendonco) March 19, 2013
2. Rob Delaney: ".@ChanningTatum teach me... pic.twitter.com/kguVTshwxv"
.@channingtatum teach me... twitter.com/robdelaney/sta…
— rob delaney (@robdelaney) March 19, 2013
3. Joan Rivers: "Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough have split up. The judges have voted her out of the relationship."
Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough have split up. The judges have voted her out of the relationship.
— Joan Rivers (@Joan_Rivers) March 19, 2013
4. Michael Ian Black: "Does this mean Lindsey Vonn is going to start doing porn?"
Does this mean Lindsey Vonn is going to start doing porn?
— Michael Ian Black (@michaelianblack) March 18, 2013
4. Lauren Ashley Bishop: "i bet linsday lohan took the 90 day stint in rehab deal just to get out of paying rent for 3 months"
i bet linsday lohan took the 90 day stint in rehab deal just to get out of paying rent for 3 months
— lauren ashley bishop (@sbellelauren) March 18, 2013
5. Conan O’Brien: "I picked M.I.T. in my NCAA pool. Their robots are unstoppable."
I picked M.I.T. in my NCAA pool. Their robots are unstoppable.
— Conan O'Brien (@ConanOBrien) March 19, 2013
6. Sam Grittner: "Lil' Wayne was released from the hospital an hour ago. Doctors told him to take it Weezy."
Lil' Wayne was released from the hospital an hour ago. Doctors told him to take it Weezy.
— Sam Grittner (@SamGrittner) March 19, 2013
7. Paula Pell: "#Enlightened is cancelled but the good news is on this week's "Kardashians Go Somewhere" they had a vagina smell-off. I need to lay down."
#Enlightened is cancelled but the good news is on this week's "Kardashians Go Somewhere" they had a vagina smell-off. I need to lay down.
— Paula Pell (@perlapell) March 20, 2013
8. Allie Hagan: "I hope Lindsey Vonn got all her shots."
I hope Lindsey Vonn got all her shots.
— Allie Hagan (@allie_hagan) March 18, 2013
9. Morgan Murphy: "I'd buy a calendar where every month is a new picture of Danny DeVito &amp; Rhea Perlman cuddling."
I'd buy a calendar where every month is a new picture of Danny DeVito &amp; Rhea Perlman cuddling.
— Morgan Murphy (@morgan_murphy) March 16, 2013
10. Sammy Rhodes: "I’d rather get mauled by a bear than pronounce Bon Iver in front of a table of hipsters."
I’d rather get mauled by a bear than pronounce Bon Iver in front of a table of hipsters.
— sammy rhodes (@prodigalsam) March 20, 2013
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We might all remember a time, not too long ago, when a particularly noteworthy Tonight Show warfare saw Jay Leno reigning strong as the network pet and ratings superpower, over cult favorite underdog and headlines hero Conan O'Brien. But tides have surely changed, as Leno now finds himself the target of NBC's heated scorn, thanks to his own loyalty to the craft of satire: Leno's continued jokes about his station's lackluster ratings have brought the peacock to a rumored Tonight Show retooling — talks have centered on Late Night host Jimmy Fallon as a plausible replacement for Leno in the 11:35 slot.
On Thursday night, Leno maintained his allegiance to the art of comedy... at least with one fleeting opening gag. Leno started the show with a crack about his own murky future at NBC: "Are you all into March Madness?" Leno began. "People are talking about who’s in, who’s out, who’s gonna be eliminated. And that’s just here at NBC." Following an excited response from the crowd, Leno capped off his joke with a tongue-in-cheek remark: "I’ve never been in the paper this much. It’s fantastic."
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While Leno might not exactly be the posterboy for "sticking it to the man," often opting instead for the inoffensive, white bread approach to humor, it's hard not to feel comforted by his adherence to this kind of material. Even if it's costing him the favor of his employers, so it seems, Leno isn't going to pass up on the joke everybody expects him to make.
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